The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-16

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was an excellent entertainment through
out and better pleased audience never
left Music Hall. They play in Lyons to-
night. News.
William Beaupre, Jr., son of Capt.
VIM. Beaupre, OF Green Bay, and at one
time a resident OF Crystal Falls, died sud
denly on moving train in Missouri,
while on his way to his home. dis
patch dated st. Louis, Mo, April9, gives
the rest Of the story AZ follows: On one
OF the Iron Mountains trains that ar
rived here to-day was the body Of man
sitting upright, his eyes wide open, star
ing rigidly. II was the body OF a man
about thirty years OF age, and his ema-
ciated face showed that he had been a
confirmed invalid. The man had board
cd the train mt Little Rock, and died just
this side of DcSota. The body was
taken TO the morgue where "a telegram
was found on the man indicating that
he was son OF VIM. Beaupre, OF Green
Bay, Wis. Mr.. Beaupre has been noti-
fled Of the death Of his supposed son. A
pair OF crutches were found 10y his side. "
The pick-pocket association was re-
organized one day this week and it WAS
unanimously resolved To extend the field
81 active operations as far as "Panola. I"
None but reliable persons win hereafter
be admitted to membership. The boys
subscribed enough TO purchase medal
succeed in bringing down the hand
kerchief out Of the pocket OF the man in
the moon. The present members have
all tried it, but without success.
Flaherty, alias Sheedy the man-eater,
was tried at Menominee this week and
allowed 10 go free, the defense having an
easy victory. 1t is n downright out
rage that such fiend as this should be-
allowed to roam at large. Ii does seem
that little vigorous prosecution would
have placed this monster behind the
bars and il is great surprise that h,
was not found guilty and given term
OF years in prison where he justly be
longs. It's shame.
At the first meeting OF the new town
ship board, held in the clerks Office on
the 18th inst, the following appoint
ments were made by that body: III. G
Kimball, health officer; A. A. Metcalf
poor physician; John Dolan, specia
constable, to do duty at night; J. b
Schwartz and VIM. III. Hooper, com
mittee TO investigate the books OF town
ship treasurer and township clerk, foi
the year just closed
Black birch in reported TO have ad
vance in price from 81 to $3.50 per 1,
900 feet, il having been ascertained thai
this wood is susceptible Of very higl
polish and is most useful i'm the manu-
facture OF fine furniture, mouldings, etc
The forests around Crystal Falls aboun,
i'm this timber and fortune awaits tn
man who will erect mills for working i
up.
James f. Baker, Of this city and Mis-
Kate Gather, Of Calumet Harbor, Wis.
were quietly married by Judge Chas
Gallagher, at the residence OF {. G. Near
ing, at eleven o'clock last Sunday morn
ing. THE DIAMOND DRILL extends con
ordinations and adds it's blessing.
l.. O. Marsh, having been unable to We
cure suitable living apartments here, ha
removed his family back to Florence
This il indeed a sad state OF affairs
Fifty small tenement cottages would b
occupied inside of "A month, II erected
Court Iron City, No. 7063, A. O. f., i
now occupying its new hall and it is III
neatest little hall on the Range. TIL
boys don't make much noise but the,
are growing and will in time be ten thous
and strong.
A. Clement writes from Puyallup, w
r., TO this journal. lie was at one tim
landlord Of the Quinnesec hotel and i
largely interested in mining lands ON thi
Range. He contemplates trip this wa.
in the fall.
VIM. McCarty and III. McGlinchy mad
quite trade one day this week. On
owned piece OF real estate and the othe
an old blackboard and a cutter. The.
snapped and both are satisfied with th
trade.
Chas. S. Henry purchased OF Caspe
Abcrle and Gottlieb Pfeiiier, the lot OF
main atreet adjoining III McGlinchv'